The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-14

stops and three backward running catches. and
by his timely hitting contributed materially to
the champions victory. McClellau's wild throw,
on which ONeiii reached second. was the only
rnispay of the game. The game was quickly
played aud splendidly contested throughout
The throwing of both catchers was simply great,
more and more proving his worth every time he
plays. Score:
Brooklyn ------.-----O Q o o 90 90
St Louis -------o D U W
Earned runs-St. Louis q Two-base hit-Latham-
Three base hit Foutz Error-Brook1yn, l. Double
play-Robinson and Corniskey. First base on balls
on fouts Z off Porter g. hit BY gtso1ns Louis eai
Struck out-By Foutz, 3. Time-1:35. Umpire
McQuade.
BALTIMORE, s; CLEVELAND. i.
CLEVELAND, O.. July 13-Kilroy, the Balti-
moro pitcher, was too much for the local bats
men in to-days game at Association Park. Nun
gan, Clevelands new left fielder, was the only
player Of the home club who made the circuit Of
the bases. He did it by a pretty safe hit and
daring base running, assisted by Baltimorean
The feature of the game was Kirby's
pitching, which was lamentably wild and weak,
and fully convinced everybody that he will be
worse than useless to the home club, for some
time at least. Score:
G Ssisi%oss..o So G9 q e -s
Earned runs-Baltimore g. Two-base hts-Pur-
cell, Barnes Fulmer. Griffin. Davis. Stolen bases
Bore Double Plays
--Reipschlager and Toy; Stricken and Toy; Mexican,
Burns GU, Tucker. Fu.mer. Griffin Sommers, Davis.
kilroy, Stricken Toy. Hit by pitched ball-Reip-
schager First base on errors-Baltimore, 4; Cleve-
land. i. Struck out-Greenwood, Tucker. Kilroy,
Hotaling. Mann. Munyon. Reccus. Passed balls
Reipschlager. Wild pitches-Kilroy. 1: Kirby g.
Iime-l;oo. Umpire-Curry
CINCINNATI, 6; ATHLETIcs. /.
CINCINNATI July 13.-Not even a battery
ror marred the magnificent work of the Cincn-
natis to-day. They took the lead in the fourth
inning and held it without an effort to the end.
Mullane pitched his first game against the Ath-
letics and was unusually effective, although hit
hard at times He was given brilliant SUD
port Four singles and a double, together with
a steal, earned three runs in the fourth: singles
by Tebeau, Baldwin, Mullane and Nicol earned
three more in the sixth. Double baggers by
Lyons and Bauer, in the fourth gave the Ath-
the feature of the Athletics playing. Bier
bauer, at second did extremity WELL Poorman
was hurt in the first inning. but did not retire
until the sixth. Score:
Athletics .-.--.....O o 1 o o o OIL
Earned runs.Cincinnat, 6; Athletics; I. Two
base hits-Reilly Lyons. Bierhauer Three sel base
ca. Baldwin. Mullane. Double play-Fennelly. Nc
Phse and Reilly. FIRST base on 6alls-Lyons Errors
Corkhill. Struck out-Muane. Carpenter, Seward,
Migan. Passed ball-Robinson. l. Tine-1:4O.
Umpire-Dunlevy
METRoPoLITANs, 6; LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. July 13.-The Metropolitans
won to-oay's game from the Lonsvilles In the
first inning by punching five hits, these being as
sisted by three punched errors the part OF the
home club The features of the game were
Browning's field work and the pitching of Lynch.
Score:
Met t1s,eiit o o o 80
Earned runs-Louisville 1; Metropolitans 2. Two
base hits-Browning and Orr Three base ht-Ker-
ms Stolen bases-O'Brien. Orr, t2), Nelson. Double
plays-Wolf and Cross Orr, Radford and Nelson.
First base on balls-Chamoerlain. B. Errors-Louis-
VILE 4: Metropolitans, 3. Struck out-Chamberain,
2. Wild pitch-Lynch /. Umpire--Ferguson.